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  • What same phrases?

    Really, still more "it is cold here so climate change is not happening" BS. Do you really think that is a legitimate argument? lol

    I think it lost its vision when Peyton and Sherman showed it. Just kind of dragged on.

    The last thing I was expecting was Herman Cain at the bottom though.

    I just dont like political humor like this that much. On one side or another. Making a hyperbole out of the other side, twisting their words, etc, to make them sound bad. It isnt that funny. For either side. It is much funnier to poke fun at the stupid shit politicians ACTUALLY do.

  • Political speeches by any party are by and large horse shit. Especially the State of the Union.

    WSS

  • Campaign of the Union

  • these folks know a phony when they see one....

    where were they in 2008? ... 2012?

  • They might not like him, but they dang sure ain't voting for a white dude.

  • Oh, I didnt realize no black person voted for Bill Clinton

  • Bill Clinton was black.

  • What I got from the address is that Obama is interested in being a celebrity. When hid terms are over I guarantee he shows up on the celebrity circuit.

  • Oh, I didnt realize no black person voted for Bill Clinton

    @mld-woody said:

    Oh, I didnt realize no black person voted for Bill Clinton

    There was no black candidate at the time. You might be too young to remember that.

  • DieHard said they are not voting for a white dude. But the black community has... many times before.

    So you think in the next election, if it was Herman Cain vs pretty decent democrat, that the black community votes in the vast majority for Cain?

  • Wed find out wouldn't we? Yes blacks have voted for a white candidate when no black ones were available. I tend to believe that yes, Herman Cain would defeat a white democrat at least as far as the black vote was concerned. Anybody can be bought though if the price were right.

  • DieHard said they are not voting for a white dude. But the black community has... many times before.

    So you think in the next election, if it was Herman Cain vs pretty decent democrat, that the black community votes in the vast majority for Cain?

    @mld-woody said:

    DieHard said they are not voting for a white dude. But the black community has... many times before.

    So you think in the next election, if it was Herman Cain vs pretty decent democrat, that the black community votes in the vast majority for Cain?

    Before Obama, who was the last black presidential candidate they voted for?

  • @mld-woody said:

    DieHard said they are not voting for a white dude. But the black community has... many times before.

    So you think in the next election, if it was Herman Cain vs pretty decent democrat, that the black community votes in the vast majority for Cain?

    Before Obama, who was the last black presidential candidate they voted for?

    @blowe said:

    Before Obama, who was the last black presidential candidate they voted for?

    Were there any?

  • Wed find out wouldn't we? Yes blacks have voted for a white candidate when no black ones were available. I tend to believe that yes, Herman Cain would defeat a white democrat at least as far as the black vote was concerned. Anybody can be bought though if the price were right.

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Wed find out wouldn't we? Yes blacks have voted for a white candidate when no black ones were available. I tend to believe that yes, Herman Cain would defeat a white democrat at least as far as the black vote was concerned. Anybody can be bought though if the price were right.

    I still think they would vote democratic.

  • Woody shows his fucking ignorance and looks like a fool every time he touches the keyboard.

  • Alright father time

  • @blowe said:

    Before Obama, who was the last black presidential candidate they voted for?

    Were there any?

    @mld-woody said:

    Were there any?

    Alan Keyes ran in the Republican primary but he lost pretty badly.

  • @mld-woody said:

    Were there any?

    Alan Keyes ran in the Republican primary but he lost pretty badly.

    @logicisforsquares said:

    Alan Keyes ran in the Republican primary but he lost pretty badly.

    2004 Illinios Senate primary that Keyes lost badly to Soetoro er.. Obama

    Keyes was a conservative Christian outsider from Maryland, and his message went flat in Illinois